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Sports fans predict baseball spring training contenders

By Jackie Turchi | February 22, 2007
This year, Cabrini students have made their predictions on which two teams in Major League Baseball they think are going to finish out on top for this upcoming 2007 season. The New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies are two teams in which fans have high hopes for to go all the way.

Women’s basketball defeats Eastern

By Jackie Turchi | February 15, 2007
The women's basketball team owned the court Thursday night, Feb. 8, winning 62-37 against backyard revivals, Eastern University. In attendance were students, faculty and the Lady Cavaliers' devoted family members, who all showed up with their school spirit.

Super Bowl XLI: why did you watch?

By Jackie Turchi | February 8, 2007
Super Bowl XLI aired on Sunday, February 4 with a struggle between the, National Football Conference champions, the Bears and the, American Football Conference champions the Colts. As both teams competed for bragging rights as the 2007 Super Bowl champions and Vince Lombardy trophy winners, marketers have spent endless hours and absorbent amounts of money on advertisements.

Women’s basketball drowns Wesley

By Jackie Turchi | February 8, 2007
The Lady Cavs, which have players ranging from freshmen to juniors, all showed up with their game faces on Monday night Jan. 29 at the Dixon Center. The Lady Cavs demolished the Wesley Wolverines 79-44. This win is a fast break into an overall record of 13-6 and 9-2 in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference.

President pushes for new environmental plan, youth should get the message

By Jackie Turchi | February 1, 2007
Tuesday, Jan 23, 2007 the President of the United States delivered the State of the Union Address to Congress. President Bush's agenda for the night was to discuss three economic reforms such as: federal budget, earmarks and the challenge of entitlements. I don't see eye to eye on many of the same issues as the president except for the environmental issues discussed on Tuesday night.

Thanksgiving traditions

By Jackie Turchi | December 1, 2006
Holidays are a time of the year when families come together to celebrate the importance of being surrounded by loved ones. Thanksgiving starts off the holiday season with the act of giving thanks to one another. Thanksgiving is also a time to remember loved ones who have passed away, family members who are serving in our armed forces and welcoming new faces into the family.

Commuting becomes popular

By Jackie Turchi | November 3, 2006
Commuters in America are on the move. The Transportation Research Board has released recent studies which are based on U.S. Census data showing since 1990 more Americans are working outside their county of residence and on average it now takes Americans 60 to 90 minutes to commute to their destination.

Motor Profile: Toyota Prius

By Jackie Turchi | October 20, 2006
In an economy where gas prices are rising, it seems like hybrid cars are becoming the "it" car of today. The 2007 Toyota Prius is introducing a new improved type of hybrid driving called hybrid synergy driving. Hybrid synergy driving combines a gasoline engine with two electric motors, a battery pack, an electronically controlled, continuously variable transmission and power and control electronics.

Students focus on personal issues of weight gain

By Jackie Turchi | October 6, 2006
The change in lifestyle which consists of constant stress, lack of active movement and poor sleeping and eating habits all play a major role on our waist line. Consumption of alcohol also plays a major role in college weight gain. Everyone entering college has the dreaded "freshmen 15" on their mind.

Cabrini faculty joins Catholic Relief Services to end slavery

By Jackie Turchi | September 29, 2006
Five Cabrini College faculty and staff members embarked on a 14- day solidarity journey to Brazil. With the guidance of Cabrini Missionary Sisters and Catholic Relief Services, along with translators due to the Portuguese language barrier, they all traveled to Sao Paulo and the poor interior region of Brazil.
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Sports fans predict baseball spring training contenders

By Jackie Turchi | February 22, 2007
This year, Cabrini students have made their predictions on which two teams in Major League Baseball they think are going to finish out on top for this upcoming 2007 season. The New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies are two teams in which fans have high hopes for to go all the way.

Women’s basketball defeats Eastern

By Jackie Turchi | February 15, 2007
The women's basketball team owned the court Thursday night, Feb. 8, winning 62-37 against backyard revivals, Eastern University. In attendance were students, faculty and the Lady Cavaliers' devoted family members, who all showed up with their school spirit.

Super Bowl XLI: why did you watch?

By Jackie Turchi | February 8, 2007
Super Bowl XLI aired on Sunday, February 4 with a struggle between the, National Football Conference champions, the Bears and the, American Football Conference champions the Colts. As both teams competed for bragging rights as the 2007 Super Bowl champions and Vince Lombardy trophy winners, marketers have spent endless hours and absorbent amounts of money on advertisements.

Women’s basketball drowns Wesley

By Jackie Turchi | February 8, 2007
The Lady Cavs, which have players ranging from freshmen to juniors, all showed up with their game faces on Monday night Jan. 29 at the Dixon Center. The Lady Cavs demolished the Wesley Wolverines 79-44. This win is a fast break into an overall record of 13-6 and 9-2 in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference.

President pushes for new environmental plan, youth should get the message

By Jackie Turchi | February 1, 2007
Tuesday, Jan 23, 2007 the President of the United States delivered the State of the Union Address to Congress. President Bush's agenda for the night was to discuss three economic reforms such as: federal budget, earmarks and the challenge of entitlements. I don't see eye to eye on many of the same issues as the president except for the environmental issues discussed on Tuesday night.

Thanksgiving traditions

By Jackie Turchi | December 1, 2006
Holidays are a time of the year when families come together to celebrate the importance of being surrounded by loved ones. Thanksgiving starts off the holiday season with the act of giving thanks to one another. Thanksgiving is also a time to remember loved ones who have passed away, family members who are serving in our armed forces and welcoming new faces into the family.

Commuting becomes popular

By Jackie Turchi | November 3, 2006
Commuters in America are on the move. The Transportation Research Board has released recent studies which are based on U.S. Census data showing since 1990 more Americans are working outside their county of residence and on average it now takes Americans 60 to 90 minutes to commute to their destination.

Motor Profile: Toyota Prius

By Jackie Turchi | October 20, 2006
In an economy where gas prices are rising, it seems like hybrid cars are becoming the "it" car of today. The 2007 Toyota Prius is introducing a new improved type of hybrid driving called hybrid synergy driving. Hybrid synergy driving combines a gasoline engine with two electric motors, a battery pack, an electronically controlled, continuously variable transmission and power and control electronics.

Students focus on personal issues of weight gain

By Jackie Turchi | October 6, 2006
The change in lifestyle which consists of constant stress, lack of active movement and poor sleeping and eating habits all play a major role on our waist line. Consumption of alcohol also plays a major role in college weight gain. Everyone entering college has the dreaded "freshmen 15" on their mind.

Cabrini faculty joins Catholic Relief Services to end slavery

By Jackie Turchi | September 29, 2006
Five Cabrini College faculty and staff members embarked on a 14- day solidarity journey to Brazil. With the guidance of Cabrini Missionary Sisters and Catholic Relief Services, along with translators due to the Portuguese language barrier, they all traveled to Sao Paulo and the poor interior region of Brazil.
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